Russia's Putin signs decree allowing state to seize poorly protected critical infrastructure
The decree, published on Monday, would allow Moscow to strip owners of physical and financial control over facilities should they fail to secure them or repair damage quickly, amid Ukraine's intense drone campaign. Ownership powers would transfer to Russia’s Federal Agency for State Property Management or another designated body. The legislation covers fuel and energy facilities (including nuclear power), industry, communications, transport, logistics, and public utilities.
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